The class modules and discussion with other participants made me more aware of how my actions and personal biases can get in the way of creating a inclusive environment. I am also more sensitive to the way others behave (towards me or other people) and can see how their own personal biases may lead the interaction to happen in that manner. Prior to the course, I thought if we have diversity, then it is all good. But now after the course, I realize that having diversity is good, but not good enough if we don't have inclusion in the equation. That is a big eye opener for me.
Patient Navigation Training is offered through the Patient Navigation Training Collaborative.
This Collaborative is a partnership between:
Denver Health and Hospital Authority
Center for Public Health Practice/Colorado School of Public Health
Denver Prevention Training Center